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After the sport. After the game. Your quality of life matters most. Protect Your Skull!

Our goal as a brand is to bring a heightened level of awareness about sports related traumatic brain injuries to today's athlete. The game of sports is now a game of performance, "grey matter", and awareness.

10/04/2026

🏈 FOOTBALL WEEKEND! From youth fields to Friday night lights, college Saturdays and the pros on Sunday—we love this game and we love the athletes who make it special. Compete. Have fun. Be a great teammate. Look out for each other. And when something doesn’t feel right, use your voice. Keep your head out of play. No helmet can prevent a concussion.

Here’s to a safe, healthy and exciting weekend of football for EVERY player at EVERY level. 🙏🏽 Love the game. Protect the players. Play Safer. Play Smarter. Quality of Life Matters Most.

10/03/2026

🏈 COLLEGE GAMEDAY! We love the game—the competition, traditions, preparation, big moments, and relationships that make college football special. But as we cheer today, we also want to remember the human being underneath the helmet. Concussion Awareness isn’t about taking the excitement or toughness out of sports. It’s about giving athletes, families, coaches, and communities the knowledge to help make the games we love safer and smarter. Know the signs. Use proper technique. Check your equipment. Use your voice when something doesn’t feel right. Look out for your teammates. And never forget that an athlete’s value extends far beyond what happens on the field. To every student-athlete competing today: your health matters. Your future matters. Your dreams matter. Your family matters. YOU matter. We’re former college football players who still love this game, and that’s exactly why we care so deeply about the people playing it today. We’re praying for every athlete to compete hard, have fun, play safely, and return home healthy to the people who love them. 🙏🏽 Love the game. Protect the player. Play Safer. Play Smarter. Quality of Life Matters Most. — Protect Your Skull Health & Safety

09/27/2026

Tonight, our thoughts and prayers are with Dante Moore, his family, teammates, coaches and everyone who loves this young man. 🙏🏾 There are moments in sports that remind us that, at the end of the day, quality of life and well-being matter most. The score can wait. The rivalry can wait. Football can wait. Right now, Dante’s health and well-being are what matter. We are encouraged by the initial report that he has movement in all of his extremities as he undergoes further medical evaluation, and we join so many others in praying for positive news. Dante is more than a quarterback. He is a young man with a life, a family, people who love him, dreams beyond the field and a future that extends far beyond any game. That is the perspective we never want to lose. No game is bigger than life. Play safer. Play smarter. Take care of one another. Quality of Life Matters Most. - Protect Your Skull Health & Safety

09/26/2026

🏈 COLLEGE GAMEDAY! We love the game. We love the competition. We love the energy, the traditions, the rivalries, the big plays, and everything these young men and women bring to their sport. But today, we want to cheer for something even bigger—the person wearing the uniform. To every student-athlete competing today: play hard, compete, have fun, trust your preparation, be a great teammate, and continue becoming the best athlete you can be. But never forget—you are an athlete and so much more. Your intelligence matters. Your creativity matters. Your education matters. Your dreams matter. Your relationships matter. Your health matters. Your life matters.

Knowing your body and communicating when something doesn’t feel right isn’t weakness. Looking out for a teammate isn’t weakness. Learning about concussions and brain health doesn’t take anything away from the toughness of sports. That’s leadership. That’s love. That’s being a great teammate. Foster Wilkins and I played college football. We understand the love for this game, and that love has never left us. That’s exactly why Protect Your Skull Health & Safety believes we can celebrate sports while continuing to make them safer and smarter. We aren’t here to tell athletes not to play. We’re here because we want you to play, compete, grow, lead, enjoy the moment—and flourish in every part of your life. So today, we’re cheering for the touchdowns, tackles, catches, goals, saves, victories and unforgettable moments. But most importantly, we’re cheering for YOU.

🙏🏽 Praying for every student-athlete competing today to have a safe, healthy and successful game. Love the game. Protect the player. Look out for each other. Play Safer. Play Smarter. Be Your Best On and Off the Field. Quality of Life Matters Most. — Protect Your Skull Health & Safety

09/25/2026

Knowing the signs is important. Having the courage to communicate what you’re experiencing is just as important.

If something doesn’t feel right after a hit, collision, fall, or other impact, use your voice. Tell a parent, coach, athletic trainer, healthcare professional, supervisor, caregiver, or someone you trust. Don’t assume you have to figure it out alone.
And don’t stop with yourself.

Pay attention to the people around you. A teammate may seem confused after a play. A coworker may not seem like themselves after a fall. A parent or grandparent may be struggling after hitting their head. Sometimes another person notices the change first.

That’s why our message is:

USE YOUR VOICE.
LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER.

For athletes, honesty doesn’t make you less competitive. Caring about a teammate doesn’t make your team less tough.

Communication, trust, and compassion make teams stronger. The same principle belongs in our homes, schools, workplaces, military communities, first-responder families, and neighborhoods.

Ask the question.
“Are you okay?” Then take the time to listen to the answer. If a concussion is suspected, stop the activity and seek evaluation from an appropriate healthcare professional. If there are emergency warning signs or symptoms are rapidly worsening, seek emergency medical care.

Protect Your Skull Health & Safety was founded by former athletes who love sports and care deeply about people. We aren’t medical professionals. We are advocates and connectors working to help people find credible information, qualified professionals, support, resources—and one another.

Because sometimes protecting a brain begins with something incredibly human:
Noticing. Asking. Listening. Caring.
Protect Your Skull Health & Safety
Quality of Life Matters Most.

Play Safer. Play Smarter. Be Your Best On and Off the Field.

Protect Your Skull, LLC.

www.protectyourskull.com

09/22/2026

QB suffered an injury in the Comets game vs Simpson.

Today, the game takes a back seat to the life of a young man. Our hearts are with Mayville State quarterback Matt Donovan, his family, teammates, coaches, friends, and everyone surrounding him with love during this incredibly difficult time. This is bigger than football. Bigger than a scoreboard. Bigger than any game. Behind every helmet is a son, a brother, a friend, a teammate—a human being with a life and a future that matter far beyond the field. We are praying for Matt’s healing, strength, and recovery, and for comfort and strength for his family in the days ahead. Moments like this remind us why we will always say: After the sport. After the game. Quality of life matters most. Matt, an entire community is standing with you. 💙🙏🏾 Protect Your Skull Health & Safety

09/21/2026

It’s Gameday! September is Month! Play Safer and Smarter 365! Protect Your Skull!

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09/19/2026

This was a historic moment!

Today, football brings two proud HBCU programs together as Johnson C. Smith University and Fayetteville State University compete on the field—but before the final score, there is something bigger than the game.

In recognition of September 2026 as Concussion Awareness Month, Protect Your Skull Health & Safety cofounders Tracey Suggs and Foster Wilkins are honored to present copies of the City of Charlotte Concussion Awareness Month Proclamation, issued by Mayor Rob Harrington and supported by Councilmember Renée Perkins Johnson, to the athletic programs of JCSU and FSU.

Receiving the proclamations on behalf of their universities are Dr. Denisha Hendricks, Chief Operating Officer and Director of Athletics at Johnson C. Smith University, and Anthony T. Bennett, Director of Athletics at Fayetteville State University. Today these historic institutions may be opponents between the lines, but we stand together in our commitment to the health, safety, and future of student-athletes.

Compete hard. Lead with character. Look out for your teammates. Use your voice when something doesn’t feel right. Play safer. Play smarter. 365. Because the lessons and relationships created through sports can last a lifetime—and we want our athletes to enjoy that lifetime. After the sport. After the game. Quality of life matters most.

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